Culture
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Prague’s buildings light up as 10th edition of Signal Festival gets underway
Prague is hosting the 10th edition of the annual Signal Festival of light art this week.
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140 years since the premiere of Dvořák’s opera Dimitrij
Dimitrij, which premiered in Prague at the New Czech Theatre on October 8, 1882, was Antonín Dvořák's most ambitious grand opera.
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Hynek Martinec: I have a better connection with my dreams in London than Czechia
Hynek Martinec, winner of the UK's BP Young Artist award in 2007, is currently exhibiting a new portrait of his daughter at the ABSURD exhibition in central London.
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“The flat is completely empty now”: Milan Kundera’s library moves to Brno
The archive of the world-famous writer Milan Kundera is currently in the process of being transported to his home city of Brno.
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Renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma wins competition for new Jewish museum in Brno
The renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has won an international competition for the design of a new Jewish Museum in the Moravian city of Brno.
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Czech sound-artist Lenka Morávková on creating unique instrument made of Bohemian crystal
Lenka Morávková is a sound-artist and electronic producer from North Bohemia, who created a one-of-a-kind glass sculpture called the Bohemian Cristal Instrument
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Czech researchers develop revolutionary new material for interior design
Czech researchers have developed a new material that could find multiple uses in interior design and various artistic fields such as the creation of perfumed jewelry.
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Architecture Day highlights successful building transformations
The 11th annual Architecture Day has got underway in more than 100 cities and towns across Czechia and Slovakia.
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Josef Klička’s Fantasia on the St. Wenceslas Chorale
Many people are familiar with the Christmas carol "Good King Wenceslas", but possibly fewer people abroad have heard of the St Wenceslas Chorale.
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“It's truly an award-winning programme”: 21st Prague Fringe starts
The 21st Prague Fringe gets underway on Monday, with organisers promising one of the best editions yet, including an act from Ukraine that has sparked a Kyiv connection.
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Traxler 110 - New record pays tribute to one of Czechoslovakia’s interwar swing icons
This week’s Sunday Music Show is focused on the new record Traxler 110, which is dedicated to one of the cofounders of the First Republic swing music era - Jiří Traxler,
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Giant sculptures by David Černý to be part of new residential project in Prague’s Karlín
Conceptual artist David Černý has a new project. His sculptures will grace a new residential building in Prague’s district of Karlín.
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